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"Drum Boogie" performed by Gene Krupa and his band. From the film "Ball of Fire" (1941) starring Barbara Stanwyck and Ga...

Smooth talking insurance salesman Walter Neff meets attractive Phyllis Dietrichson when he calls to renew her husband's ...

Tribute to The Big Valley TV Western series from the 60's. These clips are starring Miss Barbara Stanwyck scenes from th...

Clip of Barbara Stanwyck receiving her AFI Lifetime Achievement Award in 1987

Barbara Stanwyck's Emmy Win and acceptance speech for her 1983 role as "Mary Carson" from "The Thorn Birds"

The trailer for the 1933 movie, "Baby Face".

The 1943 movie Lady Of Burlesque, starring Barbara Stanwyck and Michael O'Shea. Directed by William A. Wellman. It is ba...

My newest tribute to the Miss...what can I say? I love this woman!!! Hope you guys enjoy this. :) Music by Cowboy Junkie...

Very rare to see Barbara dancing! She's not a bad dancer , actually I find her quite good. Also from the 1936 movie 'Ban...

A short Barbara Stanwyck tribute narrated by Jennifer Jason Leigh that aired on the Turner Classic Movies channel.

Barbara Stanwyck receives the Cecil B. DeMille Award Lifetime Achievement Award in January 1986.

Barbara Stanwyck is a nurse caring for two sick children, and she tries in vain to get some help from their drunken good...

Great scene from the Barbara Stanwyck film, "Walk on the Wild Side"

Clip of the great Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor from the BBC Special, "Great Romances of the 20th Century". Short c...

Robert Wagner was in Palm Springs to promote his new book "Pieces of My Heart". The event was sponsored by Sun-Up Rotary...

CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT BARBARA STANWYCK

Theatrical trailer for the delightful holiday classic, CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT (1945), starring Barbara Stanwyck, Denni...

From the 1944 movie 'Lady of Burlesque'.

A favorite couple of scenes from one of Barbara Stanwyck films and this movie was one of Barbara's favorite roles.

In which babs proves that she still had perfect comedic timing, and I prove that I am probably too obsessed. From s1 of ...